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NBC Patricia Arquette’s acclaimed performances in HBO’s “Boardwalk Empire,” Hulu’s “The Act,” and Apple’s “Severance” are widely acknowledged, but it was her portrayal of Allison DuBois in the supernatural procedural drama series “Medium” that first helped her make a mark in the world of television. Arquette’s Allison is a suburban mom who can talk to the dead, foresee tragedies, and witness the past in dreams. She uses her gifts to aid law enforcement while working with District Attorney Manuel Devalos (Miguel Sandoval), who is initially skeptical of her claims. “Medium”…

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It might not have been quite the show of emphatic box office support that Looney Tunes fans hoped to see after Coyote vs. Acme avoided becoming a Warner Bros. tax write-off, but the film managed to get rolling over the weekend to score a second-place finish behind the unstoppable Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Meanwhile, Ridley Scott‘s The Dog Stars was sent to the doghouse. Ketchup Entertainment released Coyote vs. Acme on 3,575 North American screens, with the film grossing $15.4 million for the weekend after collecting $5.3 million on Friday. Earning an A CinemaScore from audiences, the hybrid of animation…

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Daejon Love Feds Say Fake 49er’s a Flight Risk Published August 30, 2026 10:42 AM PDT Fake 49ers player Daejon Love’s alleged $1.3 million romance scam could keep him behind bars … prosecutors say he’s a serious flight risk with little tying him to any community. According to court documents, obtained by TMZ, prosecutors are asking a judge to keep Love detained, arguing the evidence against him is strong and he has “every incentive to flee” if released. The government alleges Love spent years meeting women on dating apps, convincing them he was a wealthy NFL player or successful investor…

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Picture Credit; Paramount Pictures As we transition from summer blockbusters into the fall prestige season, Netflix is delivering an incredibly strong lineup packed with massive theatrical hits, pulse-pounding thrillers, and highly anticipated original comedies. Whether you’re looking to feel the need for speed with a monumental legacy sequel, get into the early Halloween spirit with a grinning horror sensation, or catch up on sharp international comedy, this month’s movie roster truly has something for everyone. From Russell Crowe’s dark turn in the psychological thriller Unabomber to the long-awaited streaming debuts of massive theatrical hits like Top Gun: Maverick and Puss…

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Martin Short Details Similarity Between Daughter Katherine Short, Late Wife Nancy Dolman’s DeathsContent warning: This story discusses suicide. Martin Short is detailing how he maintains his mental health amid tragedy. The Only Murders in the Building actor shared that he’s never been to therapy to process his grief following the deaths of his brother and parents during his teenage years, nor has he received professional support for the loss of his wife Nancy Dolman or the recent passing of their daughter Katherine Short. Rather, he’s learned to cope in his own ways. “I’ve never been in therapy. Never. Never,” Martin…

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More than three decades after its release, Tombstone has developed the kind of reputation that few movies ever achieve. The Western wasn’t particularly beloved by critics when it first arrived, but repeat viewings helped transform it into a bona fide classic, with Val Kilmer’s Doc Holliday and Michael Biehn‘s Johnny Ringo becoming particularly beloved among fans. Given the famously turbulent production behind the movie, it’s hardly surprising that stories about missing material have persisted over the years. Unfortunately, anyone hoping there’s an enormous amount of unseen footage sitting in a Disney vault somewhere shouldn’t get too excited. Speaking exclusively with…

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Just when you thought Lioness couldn’t bring in any more top-tier talent, think again. Warning! Light spoilers ahead for Lioness Season 3, Episode 5, “The Idiot Army,” now streaming on Paramount+. Lioness Season 3, Episode 5 introduces FBI Director Francine Wexler, played by Jessalyn Gilsig. Viewers meet Wexler during a meeting where Byron Westfield (Michael Kelly), Kaitlyn Meade (Nicole Kidman), and Edwin Mullins (Morgan Freeman) are present. While being debriefed on the Lioness program’s latest operation involving sensitive information being given to foreign operatives, Wexler expresses frustration with how the FBI’s been excluded from the mission. She goes as far…

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One of the tightest races at the upcoming Emmys on Sept. 14 is the Limited or Anthology Series category, with a wide-open playing field that’s dividing pundits and voters. Nominees for the top award are “All Her Fault, “The Beast in Me,” “Beef,” “DTF St. Louis” and “Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette.” Netflix’s “Beef” has a strong showing in all the acting categories, with nods for Carey Mulligan, Oscar Isaac, Charles Melton and Yuh-jung Youn. (Cailee Spaeny was snubbed). It leads the pack for overall nominations with 16. Charles Melton is flexing as a star of…

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Credit: Getty Finneas and Claudia Sulewski just tied the knot! The 29-year-old musician and the 30-year-old YouTube star and TV host married on Saturday (August 29) in Montecito, Calif. The two confirmed the news of their nuptials in a feature for Vogue, where they also showed off their outfit fittings at the Oscar de la Renta boutique in Beverly Hills, Calif. @voguemagazine Claudia Sulewski and #Finneas are married! Before their celebration, Vogue joined the bride for her #FinalFitting with OscarDeLaRenta, where she tried on her four wedding weekend looks, all custom-made by the legendary American fashion house. Tap the link…

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Disney shocked the world on August 31, 2009, by striking a $4.24 billion agreement to take over Marvel Entertainment. Absorbing that legendary comics catalog was a high-stakes play to expand its holdings, and the move ultimately rewrote the rules of movies, television, and mainstream culture. Almost seventeen years on, the consequences remain unmistakable: Marvel’s heroes now rank among the world’s most familiar figures and continue to drive some of the biggest theatrical successes on the planet. You can find Marvel movies and TV shows on Disney+. The announcement, made 17 years ago today, sent shockwaves through Wall Street and fandom…

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